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t. & i. [BODE.] I. Trans.: To foreshadow, to forebode, to to bode, to omen. IMG:content-0033.png:[blocks in formation] ominous a bodings and fears do "What strange on times on a sudden seize upon men, of certain approach- ing evils, whereof at present there is no visible ap- pearance."- Bp . Bull: Works, ii. 489. *a-bof'e, *a-boff'e, adv . [ABOVE.] "Wolde God, for his modurs lief, Bryng me onys at meyne abofe I were out of theire eye." Cambridge MS . 15th Cent ., ff. v. 48, 55. (Hall i well.) *a-bogh'te, *a-boght-ěn, pret. of v. (ABOHTE.]